What is WRONG here
in this part of Persian Land (IRAN) where it used to be great Persian Empires RULEs?
Can YOU spot it?
If you can't spot it, THEN look at the following links:
//www.iran-heritage.org/interestgroups/bitterstory.htm
//www.cais-soas.com/CAIS/Culture/plundering_culture.htm
//cpprot.te.verweg.com/2005-December/002104.html
//www.iran-heritage.org/aboutus/locations.htm
//www.irna.ir/en/news/view/line-16/0511294962171507.htm
//www.cais-soas.com/News/2005/june2005/01-06.htm
//www.iranian.com/ala.html
//www.iranian.ws/iran_news/publish/printer_6590.shtml
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it's centrally composed, too tightly cropped, DNMC, not very good lighting. no emotional connection or interest provided, background element should be separated from foreground element, and balanced with the other background elements, horizon is centered in the fram, sky is flat and un-inspiring. did I miss anything?
Lacks features corresponding to the challenge description. If you'd cropped the right side into the right side pillar, the rest of them would have framed the background and bingo...
I think the location works and you have used the framing technique however, to the right of the 'frame' is space that IMO does not add to the image. The hills on the left are nicely framed between the left most pillars.
I don't understand what you are trying to achieve. I don't see how your foreground frames the background. There is no real set subject, there is a huge pillar in front, but the backround distracts from that.
here's what's wrong with this image...while it's a great shot, I can't see a frame in the foreground framing what's in the background...or is it just me?
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